Pretty much all of the midwest runs outside when the tornado sirens go off to try to see it... A Tornado Watch means "Ice down the Busch Light, we're goin' chasin'!!!"....
Back when I lived in Iowa, I would always go running directly after the tornado, because in the summer months, it was the only time it was cooler than Hell. I started calling it "God's Ceiling Fan". I actually really liked living in Iowa in many ways, but the weather SUCKS, it really does, don't ask me what the good season is because there isn't one. Way too hot in the summer, way too cold in the winter, way too stormy in between.
It's a big joke in my NW Indiana home to say "run to the basement" when the sirens go off 😆. Never had a tornado just high winds that would tumble a shallow rooted tree or two and hail that would pock your car.
i’m not sure what to king of farts but you cant rap battle and ur enemies and ur own music 🎵 you guys can do that much more and more than me and pacific time to play rick and ur enemies and ur clan enemies and ur enemies and enemies are in the way of way ur enemies ur gonna ur own clan enemies are in a battle battle with me a little bit better and ur ur gonna cry and ur enemies and enemies are in ur enemies and enemies of enemies are enemies of the enemies clan enemies are you like
Why isn’t Illinois in this list? Makes no sense. I will stand up for the Midwest anytime. Sure all states have problems, but there are a lot of good things in EVERY Midwest state.
Not even just the great lake u do understand how many lake Michigan actually have lol my god there 1000s and then there the god of all lake torch lake the fucking ocean of lake 😂😂😂
@@MichiganUSASingaporeSEAsia oh I believe you! In live in this God forsaken state. California is the laughingstock of the union. It's not just the crazy Democrats it's the people of this state. It's just madness and stupidity!
reasoning light “a welfare state, minus the welfare” unless it’s Corporate welfare. I’ve heard stories where, while Detroit’s fire department had a broken alert system, the city, under the emergency manager, gave giant tax breaks to hockey teams and stadiums.
@@jakebeninato9938 what is your taxes don't actually pay for anything to begin with your taxes don't even cover the cost of the IRS low in the interest on the money borrowed year after year and honestly that's the way it's becoming even on a local level anymore is your taxes don't actually pay for anything I mean it's like friends take ambulances why the hell are they charging you to drive you to the hospital your taxes already paid for that that's double-dipping it's either that or your taxes don't actually pay for it and they're just not admitting it!! hearing basically everything is borrowed into existence the pavement on the highway is the military all forms of welfare and every single government job!!! Your taxes are not actually paying for anything I see at this point basically you're paying taxes all yes did you do they do take your money ass but you're paying them at this point merely so the politicians have a platform to run on because they know that you always dick wack about being a taxpayer and that alone gives them all a platform to run on so they can discover you on over to the voting booth and then notice right after the election that go right back to ignoring your ass no matter what party it is because well your money doesn't matter they know that they'll just make more out of thin air and borrow it into an existence which is basically just agreeing to pay interest on nothing!!! The money system is complete fiction to begin with!!
As a non American I had to wonder why Ohio was a mid west state when it's clearly on the north eastern side of the country , so then I read about the Louisiana purchase . Looking at a modern map , if I were asked to point out mid west states , I would have said Wyoming , South Dakota , Colorado , Nebraska , Kansas and maybe Oklahoma . So I have learned something today :-)
Ohio is very flat like the rest of the midwest, and has no mountains, unlike the north-eastern states. The Northwest-territory, included many of the midwestern states, including ohio. Driving through Pennsylvania, which is just east of Ohio, is like beautiful mountains and trees, but Ohio is just corn. corn corn corn hell is real corn corn grandpa's cheesebarn corn corn corn
Minnesota, Wisconsin, Iowa, and Missouri have some pure Midwest culture except for the Ozark region as well as the Bootheel in Missouri which has more of a southern culture.
@@MichiganUSASingaporeSEAsia the name mid west goes back to the younger US, before the Mexican-American War when The US took a lot of the current day west
I enjoy the midwest (Cleveland at the moment) for its architecture, low cost of living, tons of freight trains, industrial, museums, some really amazing metro parks, different nationalities, and overall character. It does have a decent amount of crime but i have managed to avoid any issues by simply being home at a reasonable time and not trotting through the rough areas.
I agree ., cleveland is my appeal for Ohio at the moment. I’ve lived in Palm Beach FL, Chicago, Buffalo, Boston and visited far more cities. Cleveland is one of my favorite cities ever. The attitude people have for this city; the love, respect, admiration, and loyalty. They Love their browns and do not care if they are going through a losing streak. I read that Cleveland has never had trouble selling tickets for their home games despite lackluster seasons that went on going for years. People still love the Browns and I have so much respect for that . Just like they love their city. Every city that I’ve been to, including Columbus .. The same does not exist. The closest city that may resemble would be Detroit. Not in terms of crime or population decline or whatever else but in terms of love from local citizens. Columbus and their buckeyes are used to winning a lot but when they will lose a game I see people trash the buckeyes who were just cheering before.. I cannot imagine the same fans standing by them if they experience what the browns have. Not true loyalty. Cleveland is definitely thriving and it’s downtown is booming and it’s going under a massive resurgence. The energy and positivity is the best that you can find in Ohio. Downtown Cleveland over downtown Columbus or cincy any day. More things to do And the most densely populated city in the state.
yea the winter is no fun. I do love all the other seasons in southwest ohio. especially summer. love the warm muggy cincinnati nights. everything alive and green. frogs and insects
I am from Michigan and I love my state! The road construction is ridiculous, and there are areas to avoid. Upper Peninsula Michigan is amazing, and the whole state offers tons of beautiful scenery. I love nature and Michigan has tons of forests, lakes, and beaches. There are a lot of activities to enjoy all throughout the year, making each season feel special. I definitely recommend visiting any time of the year, there is always something fun to do, and something beautiful to see!
@@a-dawghunchback6927 From a nature perspective it’s got some the most to do in the Midwest (along with Wisconsin), from a city and night-life perspective there’s not nearly as much to do, but that’s really every Midwest city that isn’t Chicago.
@@randomfolk9545 not all Buckeyes dislike Michigan. After all, the toothbrush was invented there. If it was invented in Ohio, we would have called it a teethbrush
as a new jersian can confirm our cities are utter trash. several suburbs aren’t too great either. i hope once i finish high school and college that i can leave this state for good ✌️
You're lucky you didn't make it to Utah. I've been to 24 states, with Utah easily being the most boring to drive thru. I took I-15 and I-70 driving thru the south/central part of the state. There is some nice scenery, but I didn't see many towns where there's actually people (more than a handful) living, attractions etc... Coundn't get signal on my phone in half the state either.
I love these videos but as a life-long (56 yrs) resident of southern Missouri I have to say, we DO NOT call it Missour'a' and in fact we find it very irritating when people do. And don't judge the whole state by St. Louis and Kansas City. The Ozarks, where I live, are beautiful. Rolling hills, forest, multiple lakes and rivers. I travel for a living and I have seen the world. Yes, I would rather live near the ocean or mountains, but Missouri isn't the worst place to live, not even in the Midwest (thousands of miles of flat cornfields in most of the states).
He’s from my state. Indiana. The singer. The snottiest city Bloomington. I was born in the biggest little city in southwest Indiana. Actually today my city in Indiana beats Gary in crime down here on the border of Kentucky. We’ve held the following titles: Meth capital of the nation/Midwest Most depressed city in the US Most number of adolescent depression and suicides Highest number of divorces Most obese city in the nation Highest crime in the state now However, we have the highest job market. Medical, car manufacturing and banking. Everyone always has a job. We’ve never really suffered job issues, even during bad times. Great healthcare second to Indianapolis. Our hospitals rank 2 and 3rd in the nation. And we have lots of them. Hey maybe you should do worst Midwest cities. 😂 Btw, we don’t go-for cover for a tornado until it gets a block away. We actually stand outside and watch.
**tornado watch issued** Me: that’s cool. **tornado warning issued** Me: Let me go to my basement **tornado sirens sound** Me: *emerges from basement with a beer** Aight let’s do this I’m from Kansas btw
Although Indiana’s crime rate is on the rise, thanks east side of Indy, pretty sure we’re not at Chicago’s level yet. Personally I think Illinois should replace Indiana. Not saying Indiana is perfect, just saying.
Michigan is such a weird state. It's like being in the twilight zone. Just driving around Southeastern Michigan you can go from slums to white suburbia to actually decent areas driving down the same road. And don't even get me started on the weather.
People only pay attention to flints water my god there are other fuvking parts you act like michigan is detroit and flint theres places like southfield farmington hills troy just about the whole up and pontiac aint that bad
I love Michigan’s weather. It was in the 70’s all week this week and the forecast says there’s a likely chance of _snow_ next week. Thing is, that’s not even that weird around where I’m at.
@@NickJohnson Hey, I love 5:18 - "Independence (Kansas) has seen better days." Which is very ironic if you know the things that took place in the 1860s there...
Nice reference to Benton Harbor, MI. I grew up not far from there. I live in Detroit now and I love it. A lot of people will always bash Detroit but it's a good place to be now. Some things in Michigan do suck, but we have beautiful beaches and so many great lakes. You can't beat watching a sunset on Lake Michigan.
I grew up in northwest lower Michigan. It is beautiful there, and I am glad I grew up in small towns. Take away Detroit, Flint, and other troubled areas and it’s a great place to live.
Michigan is actually not that bad. Yes, the roads are bad and yes there are some cities that are bad, but every state has their good and bad parts. I love living in Michigan besides in the winter. I love going to northern Michigan and seeing the scenery.
@@cultclassicz You mean there are BETTER ones?!?!?!?! Interesting how all the rough areas that made it in this video are in the northern part of Indiana. (I'm from New Albany, BTW.)
My father, who was from Pennsylvania, learned to hunt during the great depression. He said fast food was something you shot as. You missed you didn't eat!😮
Mappy is good though lol lol New York is the worst state on the east coast lol and I don't think new Mexico is the worst state on the south west niether
Community Colleges... yeah. I went to one in California, then, when I moved to Minnesota, I realized the classes in Minnesota High Schools were higher in quality and achievement than California Community Colleges... ugh! At least for now...
I grew up in Iowa, hated everything about it, moved to MN, hated the winters, headed to Indiana because it's cheap, a good central point for traveling to the states I'm interested in visiting, and the mildest winter I've ever had! I'm staying, with that being said, I'm getting a concealed weapons permit, this place is sketchy. I don't go to Indianapolis by myself either.
i went to missouri with my aunt one time to St. Louis and literally the first day i was there there was atleast 3 helicopters patrolling the skies for a high speed chase or something
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I'm from Kansas and if anyone should be afraid of Tornados its us. I've been lucky enough to not be a victim of one but I've seen so much destruction and lives ruined. Its hard to not think that can happen to you and your family any givin day. That being said there is something beautiful about severe weather.
Hi ;) I'm European (from Portugal) so this question might sound strange for you guys :) I know the story of the 13 colonies and all the land gained to the west. But I found funny part of the US being called "Midwest" if there is no "Mideast" :D I know it's in the middle of the way to the West, but still I found it funny. Great channel ;) Cheers.
@@BezmenovDisciple Hi ;) Hope my answer is correct. Since 2001 the use and possession of drugs stopped being treated as a crime. Of course, if a person is caught with some kilos that are still a crime. I don't know how much grams for personal use are considered under being considered a crime. To sell it's illegal and a crime. But if you are caught doing drugs (heavy or not) you are treated like a person who needs treatment and not a criminal. If it’s marijuana maybe the Police just say to throw that away or confiscate the drugs and nothing happens. But if it’s the hard ones, you are redirected to a Drugs Dissuasion Committee. So you can be seen and probably being medicated with methadone. The person may be obliged to do some community service or pay a fine. It's not a drug's paradise, but people are by law considered patients, not criminals. I think I'm pretty close to what is the reality here. Cheers ;)
When the Midwest was named “Midwest”, it originally came from the “Northwest Territories” which included Ohio, Indiana, Michigan, Illinois, Wisconsin and some parts of Minnesota. At that time, places like Ohio and Indiana were considered “west” because the rest of the known country was so Eastern such as Vermont, New York and Connecticut. So back in the 1800’s, when your family said you’re “going west” that generally meant Michigan, Indiana, Ohio, because that’s what it meant back then. Obviously now it’s different with actually far west states being established, but it’s more of a time period thing, as well as a cultural thing. Many German immigrants inhabited the midwestern lands and therefore, the Midwest states are culturally closer to each other. Even though Ohio borders, say, West Virginia, it has much more in common culturally with places like Iowa and Missouri.
Minnesotan here. Was driving through Nebraska a couple months ago. Wind was so strong the hood of my car popped up and I lost count of all the towns without gas stations. But hey, they have a rodeo
I will say, I'll take Ohio any day for Kentucky even though Kentucky is not a Midwest state. The people in Ohio are more courteous,and the cost of living is a lot cheaper than Kentucky.
@Blake Q show your work. You have some fucking hard on for California and trying to prove your point with made up bullshit. California is ranked 38th for moblie homes/trailers.
Which part do u live in? I live in Topeka and I can confirm when there’s a tornado warning people go outside with a beer to look for it and only go inside if it’s visible😂
I’m very triggered that my homeland was ranked #1 worst state. But tbh most of the people in southern Missouri are some of the nicest people you’ve ever met. Also, we have a lot of cowboys down in southern, along with the only silver dollar city on the planet. Also, Walt Disney was born here(look it up) This has been a Missourians triggered rant, thank you for listening
There are lakes literally everywhere in Michigan. I live next to a fairly small but still good size lake, and about a 5-minute drive down the road, there is another fairly good size lake. They are everywhere. I’ve heard you’re never more than 10 miles from a body of water here. Cant confirm that, but it seems plausible.
Born and raised in Michigan. One thing I love about it here is the fact that it’s surrounded by water, pretty much everywhere. 👍🏾 I’d say your assessment is quite accurate
Pretty darn good: Missouri, Michigan Good: Minnesota, South Dakota, Ohio, Wisconsin Good enough: Iowa, North Dakota, Kansas Not so good: Nebraska, Illinois, Indiana
@@iamalemon1808 by that he is insulting my state and he wished he wouldn't have. I can roast his family all the way back to the Jesus days. Same with anyone who insults Kansas
@@Sle3plessNights I suppose a smart, well traveled person such as yourself recognizes that the same blanket statement might be made for just about any state, city, county, town, hamlet or country, and one's opinion depends entirely upon one's perspective. Cities with seemingly endless variety of activities such as NYC, Paris, London, and states such as California with near infinite variations of topography, climate, jobs, population, and activities, are not uniformly appreciated. From where I sit, Ohio is hardly a music mecca. Ohio is just like any other place and what one makes of it depends on one's attitude.
Apparently Covington is the south though. Kentucky wasn't a highlighted state in the thumbnail. This is why it's goofy to judge regions based on state outlines. Plus when you leave one state and enter the next, even if it's in a "different region" things aren't gonna change that quickly entering a new state lol. I'm from Florida but now live in Louisville...this isn't the south. It snows here. Plus I can drive to and back from Canada before I'd even reach Florida.
I love this channel cuz I learn new things about places I never was taught in school. The part where indiana being a forest was very interesting. IDK that. Great video.
You are pretty accurate about Michigan. If it weren't for our rust belt cities and terrible political history on both sides of the aisle we would not even be on this list. Michigan is BEAUTIFUL with so much to see and do.
Branson, MO is lots of fun and safe for all ages. Lots of fun family attractions and things to see and do. And plenty for the oldsters too. Restaurants and attractions are very reasonable and people are nice and friendly.
I know every region has their own pronunciation of Olathe but in Kansas they pronounce it Olay-THUH. At least there are like two pronunciations plus the original Native pronunciation compared to the millions of ways to pronounce Louisville though. 🤣🤣 Sincerely former KCK resident
I don’t live in Ohio anymore, i’m fine with all the shit you giving, accept Cedar Point. It is actually really dope and many celebrities go for their genuinely award winning roller coaster
Last April, a tornado came through my town in Kansas. Most of us, including me, were outside filming it. Thankfully, no one was killed, but I know some people whose houses got hit. It was cool to hear everyone's experience with it. Tornados can be destructive and ruin lives but are intriguing and can be sort of beautiful.
Well, the windfarms don't make any money, the state has plenty of coal-fired electric generation plants and the armpit of the Nation called The Calumet Region that still has 3 large basic steel mills in operation and a giant oil refinery that stink up the place.
As a native born Chicagoan, anywhere in southern Indiana, Ohio, and Illinois are nice places. I've been through Kansas and love the openness of the vast rural areas while southern Missouri is more dense in forestry versus the north. Michigan is my favorite state, but only in the summer and like Wisconsin/Minnesota/Iowa gives me the chills in the winter. Chicago has great beaches after they've thawed - usually sometime in early May. I can only tolerate seeing three months of the same old dirty snow so I'm glad to now be living somewhere slightly north of the 37th parallel in a Twilight Zone called Centralia. Nice YT video, thanks!
As somebody who’s lived in Gary, IN and Evanston Illinois, Gary is a lot more convenient to live in than Evanston despite how many times my place got broken into. That says a lot about Evanston, it’s just shit
Chillicothe being lacky in charm?! Dude, Chillicothe is known to have two major jobs (Kenworth and the paper mill), it was the first capital of Ohio, and historic downtown Chillicothe is pretty amazing.
I grew up near Dayton....I can confirm it's not a good city. It's up there in drug abuse and human trafficing. However, Dayton does have a great arts institute, as well as orchestras, dance, and theater. There are also a number of great national parks that are absolutely gorgeous. Hocking Hills and Old Man's Cave are some great spots. Ohio is also the most affordable state to live in, just saying.
I don't know which parts of Indy YOU were hanging out in - & I'm not saying that there aren't any "bleak" areas - but I've always found plenty to do there. If it's so bad, then why has the greater metro area - which includes Zionsville & Fishers, btw - been in a decade + long population boom?
@Gary DeLanghe Indiana is a cesspool. When I’m forced to go there, I don’t even have to see the welcome sign, I can feel the decrease in positive vibes in the air. I’m not exactly a fan of Ohio, but compared to Indy, it’s the Garden of Eden. Although I don’t have much room to talk coming from Florida though, lol.
Here's my entire series on USA rankings: ua-cam.com/play/PLq-_cmf3H6yrzgnMiXmDnm5zgbX4ogIG9.html
Midwesterners: Don’t be me don’t be me don’t be me
Nobody Cares Michigan be like
You got the north Midwest and south midwest
...it was me, For the D
No, no, no, no, yep...Damn you St Louis!!!
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"Are Kansans afraid of tornados?"
My dad when a tornado is coming:
"What a nice day out"
Pretty much all of the midwest runs outside when the tornado sirens go off to try to see it...
A Tornado Watch means "Ice down the Busch Light, we're goin' chasin'!!!"....
Back when I lived in Iowa, I would always go running directly after the tornado, because in the summer months, it was the only time it was cooler than Hell. I started calling it "God's Ceiling Fan". I actually really liked living in Iowa in many ways, but the weather SUCKS, it really does, don't ask me what the good season is because there isn't one. Way too hot in the summer, way too cold in the winter, way too stormy in between.
Lmao as a kansan I can relate
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It's a big joke in my NW Indiana home to say "run to the basement" when the sirens go off 😆. Never had a tornado just high winds that would tumble a shallow rooted tree or two and hail that would pock your car.
I like how you showed General Mills cereals for Michigan which is headquartered in Minnesota.
I saw that
But Kelloggs is in Michigan
i’m not sure what to king of farts but you cant rap battle and ur enemies and ur own music 🎵 you guys can do that much more and more than me and pacific time to play rick and ur enemies and ur clan enemies and ur enemies and enemies are in the way of way ur enemies ur gonna ur own clan enemies are in a battle battle with me a little bit better and ur ur gonna cry and ur enemies and enemies are in ur enemies and enemies of enemies are enemies of the enemies clan enemies are you like
@@randomgamez2690 wtf?
Mill city museum is pissed at him
Why isn’t Illinois in this list? Makes no sense. I will stand up for the Midwest anytime. Sure all states have problems, but there are a lot of good things in EVERY Midwest state.
Dianna Monks Illinois is literally the worst in the usa idk how it’s not on here
It’s got a city and it’s got corn. Can’t go wrong with that.
I am A lemon; clearly you haven’t been paying attention to California; the state is literally a s h i t h o l e . . .
Because it is the best Midwestern state. The only blue state in a sea of idiotic red states.
@@genoaoak really your bringing politics in here?
"Of course Michigan has a very large coastline with both Lake Michigan and Lake Superior"
What, did Lake Huron cease to exist or something?
Or Lake Erie...
Or the fact that the sun does not rise over Lake Michigan, for the vast majority of us anyway
We actually have 4 of the 5 Great Lakes on our coasts
@@JustATravelerr or Lake St. Clair
Not even just the great lake u do understand how many lake Michigan actually have lol my god there 1000s and then there the god of all lake torch lake the fucking ocean of lake 😂😂😂
Michigan and Wisconsin are my two favorite Midwest states. Lost a good memories there.
At least you have a good rep with Wisconsin! 😅 totally not from Wisconsin
I love Wisconsin I live in Illinois
I love Wisconsin (no bias because I live here heheh)
@@CorbinBurnesStan yep I’m TOTALLY NOT from and living currently in Wisconsin 😅
@@nobodyimportant2290 yeah I’m totally not from Wisconsin and living in Wisconsin either heheh
No..Michigan roads suck because taxes are not be used for them. Michigan has become a welfare state, minus the welfare.
@@MichiganUSASingaporeSEAsia sounds like California! They tax everything or raise taxes to fix the roads, supposedly? But that really doesn't happen.
@@MichiganUSASingaporeSEAsia oh I believe you! In live in this God forsaken state. California is the laughingstock of the union. It's not just the crazy Democrats it's the people of this state. It's just madness and stupidity!
reasoning light “a welfare state, minus the welfare” unless it’s Corporate welfare. I’ve heard stories where, while Detroit’s fire department had a broken alert system, the city, under the emergency manager, gave giant tax breaks to hockey teams and stadiums.
@@jakebeninato9938 what is your taxes don't actually pay for anything to begin with your taxes don't even cover the cost of the IRS low in the interest on the money borrowed year after year and honestly that's the way it's becoming even on a local level anymore is your taxes don't actually pay for anything I mean it's like friends take ambulances why the hell are they charging you to drive you to the hospital your taxes already paid for that that's double-dipping it's either that or your taxes don't actually pay for it and they're just not admitting it!!
hearing basically everything is borrowed into existence the pavement on the highway is the military all forms of welfare and every single government job!!!
Your taxes are not actually paying for anything I see at this point basically you're paying taxes all yes did you do they do take your money ass but you're paying them at this point merely so the politicians have a platform to run on because they know that you always dick wack about being a taxpayer and that alone gives them all a platform to run on so they can discover you on over to the voting booth and then notice right after the election that go right back to ignoring your ass no matter what party it is because well your money doesn't matter they know that they'll just make more out of thin air and borrow it into an existence which is basically just agreeing to pay interest on nothing!!! The money system is complete fiction to begin with!!
My suspension always needs to be replaced in Michigan at least every year from bad roads.
As a non American I had to wonder why Ohio was a mid west state when it's clearly on the north eastern side of the country , so then I read about the Louisiana purchase . Looking at a modern map , if I were asked to point out mid west states , I would have said Wyoming , South Dakota , Colorado , Nebraska , Kansas and maybe Oklahoma . So I have learned something today :-)
Gordon L The u.s. is confusing lol
We're too north to be claimed by the south, too far from the west to be west, and the east doesn't like us because we're predominantly Republican 🤷♂️
@@isaacsingleton9187 I'm Independent I'm from Cleveland
Ohio is very flat like the rest of the midwest, and has no mountains, unlike the north-eastern states. The Northwest-territory, included many of the midwestern states, including ohio. Driving through Pennsylvania, which is just east of Ohio, is like beautiful mountains and trees, but Ohio is just corn.
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@@jacksonp2397 which part is hell, the major cities?
01:31 Michigan
04:31 Kansas
07:08 Indiana
10:07 Ohio
13:11 Missouri
15:08 Bonus Round
MN IS BETTER BY FAR THEN THESE LISTED .
Where is MN
@@jonskywalker2899 we don’t exist
Iowa is so boring that he forgot about it
@@I_love_lexie Only in winter
Minnesota, Wisconsin, Iowa, and Missouri have some pure Midwest culture except for the Ozark region as well as the Bootheel in Missouri which has more of a southern culture.
@@MichiganUSASingaporeSEAsia I though Pennsylvania was part of the east coast.
PA is Mid Atlantic
@@MichiganUSASingaporeSEAsia the name mid west goes back to the younger US, before the Mexican-American War when The US took a lot of the current day west
OMG the bootheel if Missouri I felt like I was in the deep South
@@boutdatlife8317 The main reason is because it's part of the Mississippi Delta.
I enjoy the midwest (Cleveland at the moment) for its architecture, low cost of living, tons of freight trains, industrial, museums, some really amazing metro parks, different nationalities, and overall character. It does have a decent amount of crime but i have managed to avoid any issues by simply being home at a reasonable time and not trotting through the rough areas.
ohio isnt that bad i love it here cold though
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I agree ., cleveland is my appeal for Ohio at the moment. I’ve lived in Palm Beach FL, Chicago, Buffalo, Boston and visited far more cities.
Cleveland is one of my favorite cities ever. The attitude people have for this city; the love, respect, admiration, and loyalty. They Love their browns and do not care if they are going through a losing streak. I read that Cleveland has never had trouble selling tickets for their home games despite lackluster seasons that went on going for years. People still love the Browns and I have so much respect for that . Just like they love their city. Every city that I’ve been to, including Columbus .. The same does not exist. The closest city that may resemble would be Detroit. Not in terms of crime or population decline or whatever else but in terms of love from local citizens. Columbus and their buckeyes are used to winning a lot but when they will lose a game I see people trash the buckeyes who were just cheering before.. I cannot imagine the same fans standing by them if they experience what the browns have. Not true loyalty.
Cleveland is definitely thriving and it’s downtown is booming and it’s going under a massive resurgence. The energy and positivity is the best that you can find in Ohio.
Downtown Cleveland over downtown Columbus or cincy any day. More things to do And the most densely populated city in the state.
yea the winter is no fun. I do love all the other seasons in southwest ohio. especially summer. love the warm muggy cincinnati nights. everything alive and green. frogs and insects
Just stay out of Missouri and Ohio and you'll be fine. Going by crime statistics, anyway.
“Midwesterners are the nicest/purest people in the country!”
*The Gallagher family has entered the chat*
Lol. Not counting chicago
@@miwfreak4312 it’s not as bad as East St.Louis
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@@yourfavoriteannie I can't breathe 😭
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What's your favorite vs least favorite Midwest state? Let us know in the comments below!
Nick Johnson my favorite Midwest Michigan and my least favorite is Ohio.
My favorite is Illinois and my least favorite is probably Wisconsin.
My most favorite Midwest state is Iowa and followed by Wisconsin. My least favorite Midwest state is Indiana and followed by Illinois.
illinois
Ohio: -removes Cleveland-
Everyone in Ohio: -everything goes up-
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Actually... most people in Kansas don’t run from tornados until they can see them. We will stand on the front porch and watch them.
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I am from Michigan and I love my state! The road construction is ridiculous, and there are areas to avoid. Upper Peninsula Michigan is amazing, and the whole state offers tons of beautiful scenery. I love nature and Michigan has tons of forests, lakes, and beaches. There are a lot of activities to enjoy all throughout the year, making each season feel special. I definitely recommend visiting any time of the year, there is always something fun to do, and something beautiful to see!
I agree Katie I love it there!
Live here and strongly disagree. You must not get out of state much.
as an ohioan I am forced to dislike you
@@a-dawghunchback6927 From a nature perspective it’s got some the most to do in the Midwest (along with Wisconsin), from a city and night-life perspective there’s not nearly as much to do, but that’s really every Midwest city that isn’t Chicago.
@@randomfolk9545 not all Buckeyes dislike Michigan.
After all, the toothbrush was invented there.
If it was invented in Ohio, we would have called it a teethbrush
I grew up in Michigan...yeah there’s a lot of bad things but still a good place to live.
Wow.......I thought Alabama was messed up
@@MichiganUSASingaporeSEAsia Michigan sucks
I hate it here but I still don't leave so that says something
My name is Connor stfu
Raquel Burton it is..Alabama made 2nd worst in the nation. Michigan is nowhere in the bottom 30.
I just drove from New Jersey to Denver! Every town I went through was a lot nicer then most towns in New Jersey!!
You're right
Of course. Nothing's worse than New Jersey. Even Satan would rather stay in Hell than visit New Jersey.
as a new jersian can confirm our cities are utter trash. several suburbs aren’t too great either. i hope once i finish high school and college that i can leave this state for good ✌️
You're lucky you didn't make it to Utah. I've been to 24 states, with Utah easily being the most boring to drive thru. I took I-15 and I-70 driving thru the south/central part of the state. There is some nice scenery, but I didn't see many towns where there's actually people (more than a handful) living, attractions etc... Coundn't get signal on my phone in half the state either.
@@jasonmilly3320 I actually consider Utah I-70 one of the most beautiful roads in America. It's desolate, but the natural splendor is incredible!
I love these videos but as a life-long (56 yrs) resident of southern Missouri I have to say, we DO NOT call it Missour'a' and in fact we find it very irritating when people do. And don't judge the whole state by St. Louis and Kansas City. The Ozarks, where I live, are beautiful. Rolling hills, forest, multiple lakes and rivers. I travel for a living and I have seen the world. Yes, I would rather live near the ocean or mountains, but Missouri isn't the worst place to live, not even in the Midwest (thousands of miles of flat cornfields in most of the states).
Ok
True
Toto, I don't think we're in Kansas anymore
Kesha Rhinestone lol
I swear if I hear one more Wizard of Oz joke about Kansas. Yes I hate it here but it’s home
I knew someone was going to say this🙄.
He’s from my state. Indiana. The singer. The snottiest city Bloomington. I was born in the biggest little city in southwest Indiana. Actually today my city in Indiana beats Gary in crime down here on the border of Kentucky. We’ve held the following titles: Meth capital of the nation/Midwest
Most depressed city in the US
Most number of adolescent depression and suicides
Highest number of divorces
Most obese city in the nation
Highest crime in the state now
However, we have the highest job market. Medical, car manufacturing and banking. Everyone always has a job. We’ve never really suffered job issues, even during bad times. Great healthcare second to Indianapolis.
Our hospitals rank 2 and 3rd in the nation. And we have lots of them.
Hey maybe you should do worst Midwest cities. 😂
Btw, we don’t go-for cover for a tornado until it gets a block away. We actually stand outside and watch.
Haha!! Re: the tornado part (not the shitty hometown part)
You’re not talking about Evansville are you?
evansville lel
I used to have some meth head neighbors so I know that it sucks
I'm from seymour and we really have nothing going for us 😂
There's a town in Michigan called HELL it's currently frozen over.
We also have a city named Paradise!
Bada boom
I live the next town over from Hell. Its a very small town.
same with Norway, except we don’t know if it’s frozen or not. Probably frozen
not a town, though--an unincorporated part of Putnam Township, but it has a post office (for obvious reasons)
**tornado watch issued**
Me: that’s cool.
**tornado warning issued**
Me: Let me go to my basement
**tornado sirens sound**
Me: *emerges from basement with a beer** Aight let’s do this
I’m from Kansas btw
Sounds like Florida with hurricanes and water spouts.
Eh there buddy what kinda beer are ya cracking, I’m also from Kansas
Although Indiana’s crime rate is on the rise, thanks east side of Indy, pretty sure we’re not at Chicago’s level yet. Personally I think Illinois should replace Indiana. Not saying Indiana is perfect, just saying.
There both bad states so they’ll be a tie
Go take a drive through Muncie and tell me you don't get a sense of impending dread and depression.
indiana is better with safety
but i still will always like llinois
(the good parts)
You ever heard of Rural Indiana. Its actually pretty safe out there, and there's tons of rural areas.
@@based_department_agent basically just like home
Michigan is such a weird state. It's like being in the twilight zone. Just driving around Southeastern Michigan you can go from slums to white suburbia to actually decent areas driving down the same road. And don't even get me started on the weather.
Don't forget the water crisis in Flint, MI.
Luv Life not true. Oakland county has very pure water
@@luvlife8277 detroit has good water
iiMunfi not really, the water still isn’t completely clean.
People only pay attention to flints water my god there are other fuvking parts you act like michigan is detroit and flint theres places like southfield farmington hills troy just about the whole up and pontiac aint that bad
@@truthseek3017 Don't forget it's full of Michiganders.
I love Missouri, but it keeps showing up on top of worst lists ffff
That's good. It keeps the Californians out. They're overrunning Texas.
We moved to California from Missouri in 1991. Missouri totally sucked in the 80's.
Same here man. I love Michigan a lot. But am frustrated to see it ranks number five here!
I love Missouri but I live in a good city
Well not all of them
Mappy: "This is my channel go back to Google to you stupid wanna be me." That was the best part of this video.
boom Bryan!
I love Michigan’s weather. It was in the 70’s all week this week and the forecast says there’s a likely chance of _snow_ next week. Thing is, that’s not even that weird around where I’m at.
Nice!
wait till the summer. It's honestly insane here.
@@NickJohnson Hey, I love 5:18 - "Independence (Kansas) has seen better days." Which is very ironic if you know the things that took place in the 1860s there...
I’ll tell you this.
I’m in Wisconsin, there’s a lot less Karen’s here.
Yeah...
No everyone’s a Karen, we just lowered our standards
Oh yeah that is very true
emmy The USA is like Europe but everyone speaks English and the countries are 2 times bigger.
I'm moving to wisconson
Ope. Being a Missouri native, I didn't expect anything else.
Being an Iowan, I felt that.
@@Jellybeansatdusk Iowa ✊✊
@@britneyyy2436 ☺️
Your state still has *sundown towns.* Sit down.
I have lived here for my whole life I didn't expect enything else from our show me state
Nice reference to Benton Harbor, MI. I grew up not far from there. I live in Detroit now and I love it. A lot of people will always bash Detroit but it's a good place to be now. Some things in Michigan do suck, but we have beautiful beaches and so many great lakes. You can't beat watching a sunset on Lake Michigan.
Actually you can beat that sunset.
ANYWHERE ELSE!
And thanking God I don't live there anymore.
@@OIdSoIdier applaud for OldSoldier
0:44 “Of course some parts of the Midwest are sad, poor, and dangerous place”
me, from Michigan: *heavy sweating*
I grew up in northwest lower Michigan. It is beautiful there, and I am glad I grew up in small towns. Take away Detroit, Flint, and other troubled areas and it’s a great place to live.
I grew up in Lambertville Michigan!! ABSOLUTELY LOVE MICHIGAN!!!
Michigan is actually not that bad. Yes, the roads are bad and yes there are some cities that are bad, but every state has their good and bad parts. I love living in Michigan besides in the winter. I love going to northern Michigan and seeing the scenery.
I agree I like it there too
Growing up in Gary, I must say it's ALL true
Gary is Michael Jackson's birthplace so yeah I feel you. Plus, he was born when Gary was good.
poor poor soul
I grew up in Sullivan but I do have a lot of family there too sooo yeah
I grew up in the worse outer skirts of Indianapolis, I understand
@@cultclassicz You mean there are BETTER ones?!?!?!?!
Interesting how all the rough areas that made it in this video are in the northern part of Indiana.
(I'm from New Albany, BTW.)
My father, who was from Pennsylvania, learned to hunt during the great depression. He said fast food was something you shot as. You missed you didn't eat!😮
Thank you for bringing Mappy back! No offense, but the google map was boooring! I loved it where Mappy smashed the google map to smithereens!
Terry Bardy Yeah
I don’t like mappy but watching him beat up a google mappy is so funny.
Good Stun. You always hate on Mappy but at least maybe he earned your respect a bit.
Mappy is good though lol lol New York is the worst state on the east coast lol and I don't think new Mexico is the worst state on the south west niether
Community Colleges... yeah. I went to one in California, then, when I moved to Minnesota, I realized the classes in Minnesota High Schools were higher in quality and achievement than California Community Colleges... ugh! At least for now...
Because the privileged send to private schools. We also take community college classes when we start high school as a way to skip classes.
Where do you find those old commercials lol...hilarious!
They still make buckwheat's??
"In Michigan, there's only 2 seasons.... Winter and Construction"
Why did this make me laugh.
Michigan ain't midwest we the great lakes
Hi, speaking from Iowa! I’m still living in Iowa because it is peaceful, safe, and cheap! You will love Iowa if you come and enjoy your life here!😁😁😇😇
Where in Iowa are you? I'm considering Cedar Rapids
@@psa921416 I’m in Hiawatha now!
@@samuraigaming0301 do you know anything about cedar rapids? Jobs, housing, friendly people? That kind of thing...
I grew up in Iowa, hated everything about it, moved to MN, hated the winters, headed to Indiana because it's cheap, a good central point for traveling to the states I'm interested in visiting, and the mildest winter I've ever had! I'm staying, with that being said, I'm getting a concealed weapons permit, this place is sketchy. I don't go to Indianapolis by myself either.
i went to missouri with my aunt one time to St. Louis and literally the first day i was there there was atleast 3 helicopters patrolling the skies for a high speed chase or something
as a missourian we dont claim st louis
@@wrane27 good idea, let the highest crime city be their own thing lol
Wouldn't doubt it
U sure u weren't in Minneapolis?
This is the channel for grown ups, all the little kids watch world according to Briggs.
Amen brother.
So, stop typing!
TravelGuy9834 stop typing stop typing stop typing stop typing stop typing stop typing, stop typing, stop typing, stop typing, stop typing. it’s an average, it’s an average, it’s an average, it’s an average, it’s an average, it’s an average, it’s an average, it’s an average, google it, google it , google it , google it, google it, google it, google it, google it, google it, google it, google it, google it.
stop typing bro.
Exactly
I'm from Kansas and if anyone should be afraid of Tornados its us. I've been lucky enough to not be a victim of one but I've seen so much destruction and lives ruined. Its hard to not think that can happen to you and your family any givin day. That being said there is something beautiful about severe weather.
mappy just commited domestic violence 😂
no hate tho i love ur vids keep it up
Mappy I did Right
Sadly Mappy is now just another statistics.
Hi ;) I'm European (from Portugal) so this question might sound strange for you guys :) I know the story of the 13 colonies and all the land gained to the west. But I found funny part of the US being called "Midwest" if there is no "Mideast" :D I know it's in the middle of the way to the West, but still I found it funny. Great channel ;) Cheers.
@@BezmenovDisciple Hi ;) Hope my answer is correct. Since 2001 the use and possession of drugs stopped being treated as a crime. Of course, if a person is caught with some kilos that are still a crime. I don't know how much grams for personal use are considered under being considered a crime. To sell it's illegal and a crime. But if you are caught doing drugs (heavy or not) you are treated like a person who needs treatment and not a criminal. If it’s marijuana maybe the Police just say to throw that away or confiscate the drugs and nothing happens. But if it’s the hard ones, you are redirected to a Drugs Dissuasion Committee. So you can be seen and probably being medicated with methadone. The person may be obliged to do some community service or pay a fine. It's not a drug's paradise, but people are by law considered patients, not criminals. I think I'm pretty close to what is the reality here. Cheers ;)
Missouri and Kansas go by the heartland..
When the Midwest was named “Midwest”, it originally came from the “Northwest Territories” which included Ohio, Indiana, Michigan, Illinois, Wisconsin and some parts of Minnesota. At that time, places like Ohio and Indiana were considered “west” because the rest of the known country was so Eastern such as Vermont, New York and Connecticut. So back in the 1800’s, when your family said you’re “going west” that generally meant Michigan, Indiana, Ohio, because that’s what it meant back then. Obviously now it’s different with actually far west states being established, but it’s more of a time period thing, as well as a cultural thing. Many German immigrants inhabited the midwestern lands and therefore, the Midwest states are culturally closer to each other. Even though Ohio borders, say, West Virginia, it has much more in common culturally with places like Iowa and Missouri.
@@jakewherley3301 thanks for the explanation 😀👍
@@19Vxc76 my pleasure! 🇵🇹 🇺🇸
Minnesotan here. Was driving through Nebraska a couple months ago. Wind was so strong the hood of my car popped up and I lost count of all the towns without gas stations. But hey, they have a rodeo
I will say, I'll take Ohio any day for Kentucky even though Kentucky is not a Midwest state. The people in Ohio are more courteous,and the cost of living is a lot cheaper than Kentucky.
Are you native Kentuckian?
14:20 No, you’re not kidding. I live in southern Missouri and I see a trailer park more than I do a McDonalds
I never said there are trailer parks only in Missouri, dummy. There’s just a lot of them here
Wrong Blake I’m not a fan of California but I know for a fact California doesn’t have more trailer parks than Missouri.
@Blake Q WTF are you talking about? California ranks 38th in the nation for trailer parks.
@Blake Q show your work. You have some fucking hard on for California and trying to prove your point with made up bullshit. California is ranked 38th for moblie homes/trailers.
@angelo belcher why do you hate hillbilly's for?
As someone that lives in Kansas no one cares about tornadoes, and also the weather is either nothing to worry about or really bad... NO in-between
Which part do u live in? I live in Topeka and I can confirm when there’s a tornado warning people go outside with a beer to look for it and only go inside if it’s visible😂
I missed mappy (; lol , the calls hahahahaha :D anyways great video
How can I believe you said that the Northeast is the brains of the country a country just had a lobotomy
I'm not surprised that Wisconsin isn't on there 🙏
same omg
I live in Wisconsin LOL
You have the top 5 youtube sites. Always many big smiles .
Surprised Illinois is not in this list
It is the worst of all.
FelipeTheFirst I live in Southern Wisconsin on the border,Illinois drivers are the worst.
it’s not the worst that’s why
Michigan USA/Singapore S.E.Asia at least we don’t drive like Floridians do
Well, I guess I can stop watching, because I was really hoping Illinois was on this list; it totally needs to be.
My town in Indiana is pretty quiet and pretty bright! We are surrounded by Gary, East Chicago, and etc.
You still have the stinky Little Calumet River snaking thru the town!
*Fun Video, thx 4 sharing Nick* 👍🇺🇸
Ok Jeff!
I’m very triggered that my homeland was ranked #1 worst state. But tbh most of the people in southern Missouri are some of the nicest people you’ve ever met. Also, we have a lot of cowboys down in southern, along with the only silver dollar city on the planet. Also, Walt Disney was born here(look it up)
This has been a Missourians triggered rant, thank you for listening
At least you were ranked he just left out Nebraska
@Derrick Bridges nope, independence Missouri
The footage at 5:09 is from Bevington, Iowa.
Yep ..... looked like the camera car was headed south to the stop sign at 92.
@@billmccroskey4595 I live about 5 miles from there.
There are lakes literally everywhere in Michigan. I live next to a fairly small but still good size lake, and about a 5-minute drive down the road, there is another fairly good size lake. They are everywhere. I’ve heard you’re never more than 10 miles from a body of water here. Cant confirm that, but it seems plausible.
Born and raised in Michigan. One thing I love about it here is the fact that it’s surrounded by water, pretty much everywhere. 👍🏾 I’d say your assessment is quite accurate
it's actually 6 miles
There’s two seasons in Michigan
Winter
Construction
Best line ever!
Tis true facts
Mappy smacked that foo down.
Mappy 4 life holmes~!!!!! Arriba El Mappy.
Yyyeesss mappy ! OG triple triple
Pretty darn good: Missouri, Michigan
Good: Minnesota, South Dakota, Ohio, Wisconsin
Good enough: Iowa, North Dakota, Kansas
Not so good: Nebraska, Illinois, Indiana
I need Bloomington Indiana and The Whole of south Indiana to become an independent state called the Democratic Republic of Indiana
That was mean when you called Kansas residents and asked about tornadoes.
What would you define as “mean”
We need a term for people like you.
@@iamalemon1808 by that he is insulting my state and he wished he wouldn't have. I can roast his family all the way back to the Jesus days. Same with anyone who insults Kansas
Cincinnati has some great blues music and across the Ohio River is Covington with even more cool blues clubs.
I have lived in Cincy 7 years. The tristate is great. Cool that northern Kentucky is just across the river. So much to do in both places.
@Raschaud Farmer Missouri and Michigan beg to differ. Also, isn't Ohio one of the few states where you need registration for paddled watercraft?
ohio is literally only good for the music
like what else is even here
edit: lmao- this is a /j
@@Sle3plessNights I suppose a smart, well traveled person such as yourself recognizes that the same blanket statement might be made for just about any state, city, county, town, hamlet or country, and one's opinion depends entirely upon one's perspective. Cities with seemingly endless variety of activities such as NYC, Paris, London, and states such as California with near infinite variations of topography, climate, jobs, population, and activities, are not uniformly appreciated. From where I sit, Ohio is hardly a music mecca. Ohio is just like any other place and what one makes of it depends on one's attitude.
Apparently Covington is the south though. Kentucky wasn't a highlighted state in the thumbnail. This is why it's goofy to judge regions based on state outlines. Plus when you leave one state and enter the next, even if it's in a "different region" things aren't gonna change that quickly entering a new state lol. I'm from Florida but now live in Louisville...this isn't the south. It snows here. Plus I can drive to and back from Canada before I'd even reach Florida.
I love this channel cuz I learn new things about places I never was taught in school. The part where indiana being a forest was very interesting. IDK that. Great video.
I try Bryan!!
I feel like he skipped Chicago's crime and degeneracy completely. Way to fly under the radar!
This guy is hilarious. My own sense of humor spot on
Him listing off what they based it off: 😁
Me a michigander: shit we’re done for-
XD same I’m happy I don’t like by flint or Detroit
If you threw out Detroit, St Louis and Cleveland, the midwest might see an influx of boomers retiring there...
And if it was sunnier
I can vouch for that Missouri has a ton of trailer parks
Yeah right native Californian here I don’t recall seeing that many trailer parks except for the over 55 communities.
Blake Q and California ranks 38th
Especially the southeast.
Yea miss has the most meth heads too Per capita
Well, what's a Republican state without trailer parks? Seems to be standard with them.
You are pretty accurate about Michigan. If it weren't for our rust belt cities and terrible political history on both sides of the aisle we would not even be on this list. Michigan is BEAUTIFUL with so much to see and do.
“There are two seasons in Michigan. Winter and construction.”
Sir I believe that’s the whole Midwest.
Branson, MO is lots of fun and safe for all ages. Lots of fun family attractions and things to see and do. And plenty for the oldsters too. Restaurants and attractions are very reasonable and people are nice and friendly.
Our family doesn't get out of St. Louis much, but one of our favorite places to go is Branson!
Loved your chew tobacco, chew tobacco spit song. Cracked me up. 😁😂🤣
I know every region has their own pronunciation of Olathe but in Kansas they pronounce it Olay-THUH. At least there are like two pronunciations plus the original Native pronunciation compared to the millions of ways to pronounce Louisville though. 🤣🤣 Sincerely former KCK resident
I was going to comment about that, current KCK resident
I was a former kck resident current Shawnee resident
I agree - former overland park resident
I drove from Indiana, to Illinois, then Wisconsin, then back though in Indiana into Michigan. No complaints yet.
I'm guessing that you didn't drive in Indianapolis. The roads there are a joke.
@@mikeycardwell5523 no, just the 90/80/94
@@jorgen1990 I live in Indianapolis, and I’m on those roads every day. Just as soon as I go South of 96th it turns to crap.
Someone who was born and raised in Indiana. I love it here
I don’t live in Ohio anymore, i’m fine with all the shit you giving, accept Cedar Point. It is actually really dope and many celebrities go for their genuinely award winning roller coaster
Right? I was like, leave the point out of this. Although, he was kinda right about it being the only thing to do, besides Kings Island.
I live in Sandusky
calling random people in Kansas about tornadoes XD
What about Illinois, Iowa, Wisconsin, MN, Dakota's and Nebraska?
Last April, a tornado came through my town in Kansas. Most of us, including me, were outside filming it. Thankfully, no one was killed, but I know some people whose houses got hit. It was cool to hear everyone's experience with it. Tornados can be destructive and ruin lives but are intriguing and can be sort of beautiful.
We're glad you're okay Morgan!
I was in that tornado
North Dakota has the friendliest and most industrious people.
Thanks
Was driving through st.louis on the freeway when two cars were chasing each other going 120+ mph scared me when they flew by
Indiana had the most windmill power structures and I've seen anywhere in America
I don't know how it's not green
🌀
Well, the windfarms don't make any money, the state has plenty of coal-fired electric generation plants and the armpit of the Nation called The Calumet Region that still has 3 large basic steel mills in operation and a giant oil refinery that stink up the place.
As a native born Chicagoan, anywhere in southern Indiana, Ohio, and Illinois are nice places. I've been through Kansas and love the openness of the vast rural areas while southern Missouri is more dense in forestry versus the north. Michigan is my favorite state, but only in the summer and like Wisconsin/Minnesota/Iowa gives me the chills in the winter. Chicago has great beaches after they've thawed - usually sometime in early May. I can only tolerate seeing three months of the same old dirty snow so I'm glad to now be living somewhere slightly north of the 37th parallel in a Twilight Zone called Centralia. Nice YT video, thanks!
Ok!
As somebody who’s lived in Gary, IN and Evanston Illinois, Gary is a lot more convenient to live in than Evanston despite how many times my place got broken into. That says a lot about Evanston, it’s just shit
Chillicothe being lacky in charm?! Dude, Chillicothe is known to have two major jobs (Kenworth and the paper mill), it was the first capital of Ohio, and historic downtown Chillicothe is pretty amazing.
Don't forget about all the people that work in the jail and prison in Chillicothe that place sucks Think Missouri is great go to Independence🤢🤮🤮
Ohio has : Kroger's Macy's Wendy's Arbys and a lot more that came from it
Mr.Hero!!!!!
And cedar point
this is one of my favorite vids because Nick has some fun messing with Kansans about tornadoes and they start tripping out xD
Mina 🌪!
Tornadoes, granted, are scary. Why? Because of a air raid siren that goes off when it’s near. If that siren wasn’t there I wouldn’t fear anything. 😂
Can you do the most single persons states in america
I grew up near Dayton....I can confirm it's not a good city. It's up there in drug abuse and human trafficing. However, Dayton does have a great arts institute, as well as orchestras, dance, and theater. There are also a number of great national parks that are absolutely gorgeous. Hocking Hills and Old Man's Cave are some great spots. Ohio is also the most affordable state to live in, just saying.
Thanks for the feedback. Where's the best city in Ohio to live?
Sandusky Ohio of course ❤
Keep up the good work Nick I love your series.....
Ok eric!
This was hilarious and informative
Always
I don't know which parts of Indy YOU were hanging out in - & I'm not saying that there aren't any "bleak" areas - but I've always found plenty to do there. If it's so bad, then why has the greater metro area - which includes Zionsville & Fishers, btw - been in a decade + long population boom?
@9:22-@9:35... love that Street Fighter music. Brought back so much memories.
my favorite game in high school.
I'm happy to see Mappy gainfully employed again!
I gotta admit, as an ohioan I’m salty that Ohio was second on this list, even if it’s true
@Raschaud Farmer I like Ohio but even I think that’s not true 😂
@Gary DeLanghe what do you have?
@Gary DeLanghe Indiana is a cesspool. When I’m forced to go there, I don’t even have to see the welcome sign, I can feel the decrease in positive vibes in the air. I’m not exactly a fan of Ohio, but compared to Indy, it’s the Garden of Eden. Although I don’t have much room to talk coming from Florida though, lol.
Hey you did not show pictures of the Eiteljorg musem and the Children's museum in Indy nor the neighborhoods that have refurbished their homes.